2016 IAAF World U20 Championships – Men's 110 metres hurdles

Heats

Qualification: First 3 of each heat (Q) and the 3 fastest times (q) qualified for the semifinals.^[1]

Wind:
Heat 1: -0.8 m/s, Heat 2: -0.1 m/s, Heat 3: +0.7 m/s, Heat 4: -0.1 m/s, Heat 5: +0.4 m/s, Heat 6: +0.6 m/s, Heat 7: 0.0 m/s

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Note
1	6	Takumu Furuya	Japan	13.40	Q
2	4	Amere Lattin	United States	13.46	Q
3	7	Marcus Krah	United States	13.48	Q
4	6	Dawid Żebrowski	Poland	13.48	Q, PB
5	1	Damion Thomas	Jamaica	13.48	Q
6	5	Nicholas Andrews	Australia	13.56	Q
7	5	Joshuán Berrios	Colombia	13.56	Q, PB
8	7	Pap Demba Hiramatsu	Japan	13.59	Q, PB
9	4	Michael Nicholls	Barbados	13.62	Q, PB
10	2	Juan Pablo Germain	Chile	13.62	Q, NU20R
11	2	Mpho Tladi	South Africa	13.64	Q
12	6	James Weaver	Great Britain	13.65	Q
13	3	Amine Bouanani	Algeria	13.65	Q, NU20R
14	3	Matthew Treston	Great Britain	13.66	Q
15	7	Max Hrelja	Sweden	13.66	Q, NU20R
16	7	Rafael Henrique Pereira	Brazil	13.66	q
17	5	Bashiru Abdullahi	Nigeria	13.72	Q
18	3	Bálint Szeles	Hungary	13.72	Q, PB
19	3	Thabo Maganyele	South Africa	13.75	q
20	4	Dylan Caty	France	13.77	Q
21	6	Yoan Villa	Cuba	13.77	q
22	6	Mohammed Sad Al-Khfaji	Iraq	13.82	NU20R
23	2	De'Jour Russell	Jamaica	13.83	Q
24	2	Ilari Manninen	Finland	13.85
25	3	Jacob McCorry	Australia	13.85
26	6	Tavonte Mott	Bahamas	13.89
27	4	Henrik Hannemann	Germany	13.89
28	1	Joseph Daniels	Canada	13.89	Q
29	7	Zeng Jianhang	China	13.90	PB
30	5	Kim Gyeong-tae	South Korea	13.96	NU20R
31	7	Mohd Rizzua Muhammad	Malaysia	13.98
32	3	Zhang Tao	China	13.98
33	5	Marco Bigoni	Italy	14.00
34	6	Nicola Cesca	Italy	14.03
35	5	Shakeem Hall-Smith	Bahamas	14.03	Yellow card[2]
36	2	Steven Marzán	Puerto Rico	14.04	PB
37	2	Maymon Poulose	India	14.10
38	2	Cheung Wang Fung	Hong Kong	14.11
39	7	Phanuwat Kwanyuen	Thailand	14.11
40	1	Valtteri Kalliokulju	Finland	14.12	Q
41	4	Apisit Puanglamyai	Thailand	14.12
42	1	David Sklenář	Czech Republic	14.15
43	4	Jhon González	Colombia	14.17
44	7	Bartosz Siudek	Poland	14.28
45	1	Mathieu Jaquet	Switzerland	14.28
46	4	Harun Akın	Turkey	14.32
47	1	Alban Lefeuvre	France	14.37
48	3	Martin Moldau	Estonia	14.43
49	7	Ivan Khadatovich	Belarus	14.44
50	5	Itamar Fayler	Israel	14.45
51	4	Vyacheslav Zems	Kazakhstan	14.48
52	1	Matúš Meluš	Slovakia	14.50
53	1	Larry Steven Sulunga	Tonga	14.50	NU20R
54	2	Samuel Cedeño	Venezuela	14.68
	5	Mikdat Sevler	Turkey	DNF	Yellow card[3]
	3	Rokas Ickys	Lithuania	DQ	168.7(B)[4]
	4	Akeem Chumney	Saint Kitts and Nevis	DQ	162.7[5]
	6	Omon Precious Ojeikere	Nigeria	DNS

Semifinals

Qualification: First 2 of each heat (Q) and the 2 fastest times (q) qualified for the final.^[6]

Wind:
Heat 1: +0.1 m/s, Heat 2: -0.1 m/s, Heat 3: +0.6 m/s

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Note
1	3	De'Jour Russell	Jamaica	13.20	Q
2	2	Marcus Krah	United States	13.36	Q
3	3	Amere Lattin	United States	13.39	Q
4	2	James Weaver	Great Britain	13.40	Q
5	1	Takumu Furuya	Japan	13.41	Q
6	3	Michael Nicholls	Barbados	13.42	q, PB
7	3	Dawid Żebrowski	Poland	13.53	q
8	3	Bashiru Abdullahi	Nigeria	13.58
9	2	Max Hrelja	Sweden	13.61	NU20R
10	3	Nicholas Andrews	Australia	13.68
11	1	Matthew Treston	Great Britain	13.70	Q
12	1	Juan Pablo Germain	Chile	13.72
13	2	Joshuán Berrios	Colombia	13.74
14	1	Dylan Caty	France	13.74
15	1	Amine Bouanani	Algeria	13.78
16	1	Mpho Tladi	South Africa	13.80
17	1	Yoan Villa	Cuba	13.81
18	2	Rafael Henrique Pereira	Brazil	13.85
19	2	Valtteri Kalliokulju	Finland	13.90
20	1	Bálint Szeles	Hungary	14.09
21	2	Pap Demba Hiramatsu	Japan	19.52
	2	Damion Thomas	Jamaica	DNF
	3	Joseph Daniels	Canada	DNF
	3	Thabo Maganyele	South Africa	DQ	R145.2[7]

Final

Wind: +0.2 m/s^[8]

Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Note
	6	Marcus Krah	United States	13.25	PB
	4	Amere Lattin	United States	13.30
	7	Takumu Furuya	Japan	13.31	AU20R
4	5	De'Jour Russell	Jamaica	13.39
5	3	Dawid Żebrowski	Poland	13.45	PB
6	2	Michael Nicholls	Barbados	13.45
7	9	James Weaver	Great Britain	13.51
8	9	Matthew Treston	Great Britain	13.55